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Product Focus: Source Water Management, Headworks, Biogas and Biogas Technology
Aftermarket Parts/ServiceHeadworks International Performance MonitorImproper chain tension can lead to costly equipment damage and premature wear and tear. Headworks International’s Performance Monitor...
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AI: Whose Skills Will It Replace? Whose Jobs Are Vulnerable?
Computers are fast, accurate and stupid. Humans are slow, inaccurate and brilliant. Together they are powerful beyond imagination.
Versions of this quote made...
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A New York Village and Equipment Supplier Act Quickly to Address a Pumping Emergency
After decades of operation, the pumps supplying wastewater to the trickling filters at the Cayuga Heights Wastewater Treatment Plant had become inefficient...
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In Energy Savings, Little Things Add Up. Erie County’s Experience Proves It.
The Southtowns Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility has been saving money on power for years with small changes that didn’t require new equipment.In...
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This Young Pro Aspires to Transition From Operations to Leadership
Rianna Laughridge owes her start in the wastewater profession to her observations while scuba diving. Now she’s an operator at the Woodland...
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This Pair of Technologies Can Be a Cure for Pump Station Woes
Pump stations are essential to wastewater collection, but also a source of maintenance and other issues for operators.The main culprit is the...
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What Happens When PFAS Restrictions Plug the Biosolids Pipelines
Biosolids management has never been easy in New England.
The states are small, the populations dense and vast rural acreage suitable for land...
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This Water Festival Is Huge Fun for Kids
Each year the children’s water festival in Boulder hosts 800 to 1,000 young minds. Last year’s participants included 34 classes representing 14...
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One Just Isn’t Enough. This Operator Helps Manage Plants Besides His Own.
Managing the water system in one community isn’t enough for Tony Lastowski.While serving as water superintendent in the town of Hatfield, Massachusetts...
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Valerie Jenkinson Built a Career on Elevating the Operations Professions
Valerie Jenkinson owns World Water and Wastewater Solutions, at one time among Canada’s largest water-sector training firms with more than 70 accredited...
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Performance Under Pressure. That’s a Hallmark of Bob West’s Water Career.
Bob West had a long and satisfying career in Indiana’s coal mining country.But after three decades, he needed something new. “I was...
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Her Motivation: Impact on Community, Neighbors and Resources
Olivia Woolery joined Monterey One Water in California with a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and summer internships at a commercial lab....
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You’ve Never Seen Water Treatment Quite Like This
It might be difficult to imagine a wastewater treatment process that doesn’t use chemicals or biological agents or membranes or filters.
But that’s...
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It’s the Best Training You’ve (Maybe) Never Heard Of
Operators have lots of places to get training. Many neglect or don’t even know about what arguably are the best sources.
Fourteen environmental...
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Diversity Is Key in This Florida City’s Water Recycling and Reuse Program
Plant City has produced and sold high-quality reclaimed water for 30 years. But events ultimately called for more reliable outlets for that...
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A Treatment Plant Where Women Operators Aren’t the Exception
The World Bank’s Water Global Practice says fewer than one in five water workers are women.In Belleville, Ontario, on Lake Ontario’s Bay...
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A Contest That Helps Protect Surface Waters and Pull People Together
During the 2021 pandemic, when people were advised to spend time outdoors, the board of Gaithersburg (Maryland) Parks, Arts and Recreation Corporation...
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She Needed a Change. She Found a Calling in Clean Water Operations.
Weighing in trucks at the Pasco County Landfill was not Jeannie Burda’s idea of a stimulating career.“I used to go home and...























